Dr Jeni Haynes

So hang around, guys.

But we chose what he pled guilty to.

We then helped compile from our statement the statement of agreed facts.

Now, he never signed it, but he was supposed to.

But, you know, why do what you're told?

So I got to read and double-check the statement of agreed facts.

And then the, I think it was the 1st of March, pretty sure it was the 1st of March 2019, he walks into court and he pleads guilty.

And it was whispered.

And Judge Haggard had to keep saying, can we, excuse me, can you speak up?

Oh, yeah, he was not guilty.

And then he was guilty.

He didn't like that at all.

So that was incredible for us.

Wow.

Wow.

There's one step that we missed that I'd like to bring in is we actually got to do a victim impact statement and we decided, you know, we wrote it down.

ready to go, 17 pages worth, and it's been very carefully selected.

And we go into court ready to talk to the judge and then read out our statement.

And he's supposed to be sentenced on this day, but he's

Not had his psych evaluations yet.